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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-23
THE MISSING BOOKS.
Ives 4 Co. Still Holding Back Their
Accounts.
Their Counsel Take Advantage Of
she Assignment Act Of Thirty
Days Grace

Nsw York, August 22.--Lawyer
Alpsrnon 8. Sullivan asked that the
Court direct the members Of the firm
Of Ives d %. to testify to discovering
certain books OF the firm now missing,
and which the assignee needs In max
ing up his statement OF the assets and
liabilities OF the firm. He said that he
understood that Elk. Congressman ]. J
Adams and Edward Lsuterbach APP
pesred as counsel for Ives. Mr.. Lauter.
bach disclaimed being counsel for
Ives, saying that only Mr.. Adsms ap.
pearsd. He said that it appeared as
though the firm Of Ives d Co. expected
10 look In their trouble to either Sulli.
van & Cromwell or the firm OF Hoad-
ley, Lsuterbsch a Johnson, and as
Mr.. Cromwell had been made assignee
II would not be we'll for Mr.. Sullivan
TO represent the assignors. The firm
OF Hoadley, Lauterbach d johnson,
too, had beef we'll acquainted with
the affairs Of Ives 4 Co., but inasmuch
rs Ex.Gov. Hoadley Is q director OF the
Dayton, Fort Wayne and Chicago
railroad, one Of the principal creditors
OF the assigned firm, Il would be high
ly improper for his firm to represent
them on this motion. Mr.. Adams said
he had had no time TO prepare
the papers TO meet the motion and
he intended 10 ask for an adjourn.
ment. Mr.. Ives had, however, said
that the matter must 20 on at once.
He therefore made motion for the dis
mlssal Of the application under the
provisions oil the assignment act that
an assignor may have from twenty to
thirty days to file schedules OF assets
and liabilities. The assignee, Mr..
Adams said, had already given Q full
statement oil the assets and liabilities
OF the firm, which he had no right to
do, and he cannot now come into the
court and ask for an order TO discover
the books until after the twenty
days have elapsed. Mr.. Sullivan re-
piled, saying that II everything was
right and proper the production Of the
missing books would be one way Of
answering the application. Theee
books being the property OF the firm
should be in the custody OF the as
slenee. Judge Bookstaver agreed with
this view OF the case, but said that he
would be unable 10 conduct the ex-
animation personally, bu, would ap.
point q referee. Mr.. Sullivan suggest.
cd the names OF Hamilton Cole, CT.
Judge Charles Davis and ex-Judge
Charles j. DAILY from which 10 choose.
One Of thsse q ,nilemen will be chosen.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-23
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL-TUEsDAY, AUGUST o. 1857.

nearly every time he goes out there
hs gets an hours steady walking,
tramping all over the place.
The President now is In excellent
health, and Col. Lamont says he has
been in fine condition ever since he
first went into the White House,
with the exception Of two or three
turns Of ordinary rheumatism. He
has all his life been accustomed to
indoor work, and he gets as much
exercise as he ever did.
The White House menu is pretty
much OF the same character as will
be found in the house of the average
American citizen in comfortable cir
cumstances. For breakfast, roll and
steak, ham and eggs, fish, chops and
coffee, preceded by the fruits Of the
season and oatmeal and cream. Of
which both the President and Mrs.
Cleveland are fond. Luncheon con-
sists Of tea, cold meats, bread, butter
and berries. Dinner will be soup,
fish, with the standard meats and
vegetables and fruit. No wines arc
ever served unless guests are at the
table. After dinner the President
may smoke cigar, but his smoking
is generally confined TO a single one.
His occupations now leave him but
little time to read books, but he has
been an extensive reader Of classical
poems and fiction and quotes from
them freely. His newspaper read
ing only covers the telegraphic and
news columns Of the morning papers
and such articles as are brought TO
his notice by his secretary. He
shaves himself every morning, and
usually wears black Prince Albert
coat and black trousers, except In
the summer, when he wears a blue
flannel or serge suit, with sack coat,
He wears q ~ hat.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Corner Of Adams and Main streets. Rooms
60o, 100 and n per day; American Plan, 81
per day. Rirst class Restaurant in the
Hotel; IN: DuyYY no years with Pea
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-23

ESTABLISHED 1910.

INC 1 Fearless in its championship Of the inter
ests of the Southern people, jealous in it's aid
to all enterprises looking to the development
of the New South, and answering in it's
fidelity to Democratic principles.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-23
aa@ton,s Hotel.

W. ii. BtnagLn ........,...MlE
Rurspean plAn. Enisrsed and teiurnishsd.
Prices soooi dinE 20 slie aud Local
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-23

The virtuee Of Man-a.lin are no great
that II would take a.pige Of this paper
10 enumeraie them.
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ROR HALE ny

XA EE StHEE Z g. g.: yissssIi Tenn f:ss.
Z, MANSFIELD A CO., Memphis, Tenn.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18
OPENING
Spring Introduction

The styles IL to-day in ready made
Clothing are ~ gracefully cut and well
made, that the Custom Tailors view
with alarm its increasing popularity
and ready sale.
Il Is not generally known, but ncy.
eFtheless true, that within few years
there has been as much improvement
In constructing readymade clothes as In
the arts and sciences. and there are few
first-class Tailors who can cut and
make as good, or as stylish garments as
can be found in our store. II must be
understood that we are comparing the
very best ready made clothing obtaina-
ble--liOOds that represent real value,
and not slightly clothing Of doubtful
quality, cheaply lined and poorly cut
and sewed. of which there is superb
bundance made, and not little Of this
class OF ''stuif" is brought to YazoO coun-
" 10 catch the eye and also catch the
dollars. Our honest endeavOrs 10 sell
only the best clothing, etc, accounts
for our growing trade, and the conf
dence Of all classes already gained is n
feather In our business cap that will
continue 10 wave gracefully In balmy
breezes Of the coming spring. The
ceaseless push we give our business Sc
cures for MS the exclusive sale Of many
lines Of Goods Of superior excellence
from reputable New York and Othe
Manufacturers. who want only live men
to handle their goods, and somebody
who tolls for trade incessantly.
To conclude cur Spring Introduction
we take pleasure in notifying YOU that
all departments in our line will be filed
to repleti0n with Choice Novelties and
Medium Styles for men, young men,
boys and children's Spring and Summer
use, TO which we invite attention and
inspection.
II. NJ. BRILL,
Clothier and Merchant Tailor,
Main Street. Yaz0o City, Miss.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18
ATTENTION FARMERS

Mr. Tcgnrden. he efficient nnd accom-
modallng agent Of fic Illinois Central.
which has shown . disposition % baili
up Mississippi - much "a Il can, 4 anx
Ions 10 induce any parlies 10 "nr cianly
who raise Irnit. vegetables pr bcrris. g
make NJ least one shipment aud viii
cl,eerlully furnish special riies and all
Information 10 bis power We wonid
advise onr farmers 10 profit by this and
make the venture. II Will BE- nrilher
ifiuch time nor trouble, and in The event
OF loss moi much harm viii be done. On
the other baud II may be- the means OF
starting 1ow business which vii pay
much hitter tiIan cotion ever will. Be-
cause one has been going 10 the same rn'
III lis life. l. ~ reason why Doe should
continue 10 the end, and or farmers
should e.,,leavor 10 improve IIeir coudi-
ton. Il i not worth while 10 argue The
question rs 10 the convenience OF having
cows. plenty Of milk, huller. etc, vegeia
blcs. fruit. btrries. etc. The man who
utilize. cur soil IN the prop'r way can
live like a prince on home-ial-ed products
while his ueighbor planting al cotton
has even to buy The pork and corn bred
which constitutes his scaniy diet. To
change tbs u u contamination deVoul'
Is 10 be wished and nothing would ac-
compli.h This more READILY llmn cnglglng
IN the Gnit aud vegetable susncss. A
few 0l our iafm crs have Strawberries that
viii ripeB before very long. These must
he picked 1T . certain lime Tor shipment.
packed 10 q certain way, etc. LIT lhcm
Hnd oul how this must be- done. Mr..
IeRlft.ni, S,.s lar-la raal- .a...--A-ha-.-A
springs, NE lfult and vegetable center OF
the Stale. and there had opportunities OF
learning. That our tanners can lurn TO
profitable use let them ascertain from
hun Wien pieR, bow TO put np. lie.
and 'end on "A lew boxes as an expert.
ment The can also learn from Mr. Tc-
garden the best point for shipment.
The season promises well Tor III kinds
OF vegetables and fruit. We have seen
and eaten peaches in Yazeo, especially
the Chi Sc Cling, equal to any ever rails
ed any here. Why not also try ship
menis Of vegetables and fruit? We do |
not expect 10 see our farmers divorce |
themselves in one season from Planting |
all cotton, but why not make some Effort |
in that direction In The cotton bust.
ness it is work all the year with no cash
until after the cotton |, sold. In he
IRISH business and with berries, vegtta-
bles. etc, but n few months are required
from The time OF planting until the mon
- is in pocket. Throughout the gear
succession OF crops would bring in mon
y all the time. A toSacre well worked
n this way would bring IN more money
han five times as much in co!lon and the
money would come in earlier aud do more
good. Added TO this the improvement in
wing AMI VINO can iail TO see he benefit?
Win not some tly on a small scale any
low aud begin the good work that IN the
nd may brAg good living and compe-
rncc, il not fortune?
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18
J a. GARK.

This week wrsAnounce Nr. j,
A. Clark. nne d The popular aud
substan.ai ,Hizds Of Beat One.
as u Candidate folCifcni Clerk OF
Yazon comfy. an all who know
him viii eoncrdkIHs capacity 10
properly managd. Ne aff.lirs OF the
Office. y Irn. IA tried Demo,
crat, a good manhli cilizen.in the
event Of his clelAsn our county
will have IN rfffHH Official. As
Justice of The Face for several
terms, while ,liSclIEagine the duties
of III" Office willl{il fear OF favor
he added 10 his popularity and
the good opIniptelways enter
tanned OF him IS bk friends.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18
a Gail for FIOaier.
Editor Herald

Editor Herald :
Accol ding to established pfeccdt Mt
Holmes County is entitled TO the Floater
this year. 1t is also settled that the
Floater shall take no stand on the levee
question. We hope our iricnds in Holmes
will agree m selecting j. Z. Caruthcrs, OF
PIckms. Tor the position. He is emf
henlly qualified, has been citizen OF Gs-
zoo and is now good citizen OF Homes.
We understand that he Is IN favor Of the
new county. but both Iazoo aud Holmes
shonld instruct their Representatives on
that. aud see that they represent the sen
timcut OF their constituents. What says
holmes ? Without plesuming 10 dictate,
which we realize would be improper, we
hope she will agree.
We would request the Holmrs county
papers to publish.
YAzoO.
Yazoo County, March 18th, 1887.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18
CHURCH DIRECTORY

NETHoDisT. Hey. Dr. II. >. Wood
ward, Pastor Services every sunday al
ia ". and 1907. ~; Sunday school 81
$50 A. N. Prayer meeting Thursday
Bighis.
PRrsBYrERIAN.- Rev. Or. J. Bardwei'
Pastor seIyices every sunday NJ II a. ~
and Z ~ D. M; Sunday school al e:'O a.
M: PRAYER mecliBg ednesduy nights
EPISCOPAL. Rev. NJ. A. skinner.
Rector; services every sunday q II o..
An and 7.3O q. ms sunday School 81
$50 Regulay Lenlen services.
BAPrrr CnuHcm No resident minis
ter Sunday school at 8 80 4. M; Prayer
meeting on Friday night.
CATHOLIC CHURCH. Rev. j. u. WISE
Parish Priest on Sundays, Mass NJ : and
10 O'Clock y. M; Is, nedlciOn OF Blrsscd
Sacrament ut 4 .. N; Mass every other
morning NJ $50 except Wednesdays at 4.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18
Cotton Shipments.


IIostetter's stomach Biitcrs are emphatic
ally genial restorative. The changes which
Ills great botanic remedy produces IN the
disords ed organization ore always agree
all,, though surely progressive, never abrupt
and violent. On this account It is admirably
adapted to persons Of delicate constitution
and weak nerves, to " HON hepowerfnl min
cal drugs are positively Injurious. That it
initiates those processes which result in the
re-establishmcnt Of healthful vigor Is con-
epicuously shown in cases where IL + taken
"a overcome that fruitful cause of debility,
Indigestion, coupled, as II usually is, with
bfliousness aud constipation. Thorough d.
eestiou, regular evacuation aud abun9ant
rariablv attend its sys r.a. ic use II Is, be-
sides, the best protective against malaria
a,s4 /. di.st.rnfa diurcuC
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18

Tee T. a god cal nI t-ik Of hoam-
i1r faars. tHi -ue eft ihr ma-i ftiislir
i,.si.ls iI..Ii re saav q = no. g. iHsn
io-- lui ~ tii-siHs iai.arf-a. ArkaHsas
l'rsfeiitr IS rn @ EtruIrf- sHrr fuuHssh
lraam sri isaam ihal g. h-rr ID STAY
Err.v utt q niinissrs ~ -ncuase ~ H.
l..HEiarrr aua TER uHmtrs e. s1ie~. iis
l,oau Is h.-t-l o. ~.iId a,-i ani q liac
b. ar Iats Ilsi ettry riH- E, s.ia r. nl sis
rsrr l--i Nil1nia hai aal IS rrriliiF
r-s.r1-t.I - - t--i uiar.i --rfi-- -
iabFs..u--.i 3D. Frzieis. Cl- 4 n Ca
ruln isazeai aere.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18

Cant. r. (. >miih. - ti'e iazae ciy
Rife. on Friday III ricivtu irits'
iron Adintsai htnr, sfali 2 Inst tlie 7
:. eousumfni MS ruiiin- 40 baiieri
q iuo hravy euus sri i'ur meriars =
t.nrp nenry. ncar Pass Chrisiiin. ani
msie srTrupriaiion e ss1oo ior e's-'aF-
ufas. To Ssiiouai Guari 81 Ni~si->'r-
II Win rar.mp there 81 Jn'y isfi, an'i
~ learn tl.at the YaEos CIV RIFFS VII
aiicnd " possible. t'aPt smiin ~ -i''rr
r.rtirr.i SPECIAL or.lsr Or tae Aazeo
CIV f.ldcs 10 siirnd he enonrat 81 o.
Jnly ltlh
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18

We received letter hast wcpk with ro-
gard 10 the Belzoni mail which We re-
ierrvd TO cur efficient postmaster Great
dissatisfaction had been exprrssed Al tlr
change lTom lazo0 CITY to SbcppSfd.
town which was ielt TO be a yrrnt incon.
vcnirnce. Mr., Claiborne Bowman had
already written TO the proper authorities
and the mail has since Friday been going
as before.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18
Registration Notice.

The. l,egIStraiion Books OF Yazoo city
having bren destroyed by fire. all citzJns
are required 10 .rglsler before March
3lst. to enlitlc ihem 10 vote in the City
Eleetion. The books are NOW open al
my Office. T. j. POURSiNE,
i,iiy Clerk and Registrar.
fazoo CITY. March 4. SIT.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18

The first meeting OF the Sans Souei
Cub on Monday night al Capt. s. q.
Bedwell's residence across the river, was
a success In every particular. The rci-
tations, songs and Instrumental pieces
were good aud reflected credit on the
performers. Another entertainment will
be given by the club on Monday at the
residshce OF Mr. x. G. Hudson.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18
An aged Pedestrians.

Next 10 a walking match j. Nj r. e.
Saulitr-s Naikiax fitrrn miies in enc day.
fishiag and hunting. Ile liFfs a Aili'ns.
Ca. i "a ysars old. has h-d running
ulcfr on his leg 70 yeafs-one-hali 3 GU
iury-and pn-riaus 70 that day bad not
ualketi uvrr naii q mile pr day 20 %
vfars. Mr. Sauller. tire Baunf'r Naicil-
man and Rev. Dr. Calvin johnson ssy
that B B. B. cnrssi be uicer and RESTORED
him.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18
Benton. Miss. Narch lIlh. 1881.

Mr. D. We folrrsiein ilas shoSn US the
.ies.gu Of a new drop curtain 10 be pm
10 ihe uPrra House lhis Spring aHi
summe H. viii also put in ~ entire
new sci Of sccueiy ana foot lishis. 30 Of
whirh viii be Of The lairsi modlen iin-
Prov msnis The drop curtain VII b.
arranged 50 ~ 20 admit of q Irw afirrr-
ii.in1 csids. sud ~ dsEbt not Ne. Vol
eis,ein viii lave 20 trouble ia -eciuiHg
all be sill have space Dor. The curtain
and scenery viii BE- pa'nied b. Messrs
slsman & I.lutiis. 81 Chicsgo-
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18

We call atieaii0u to the law card b.
this issue Of Iuge r. 5. Hudson who n
enters The profession IN which be- VAS fnr
90 many years amongst the mast sue
ccs.iul 10 tlie stale. His lame - Disirici
Auorr,. Circuit judge and general pr-c-
titioncr Is 100 well established IN our
county to require continent Amsagsl
thc abiesi he always held his own. and
before = jury he hae FEW equals in the
state He sas MOI lcst lis capacity ana
his Clients vii siill hnd his attentive
am, sl.rroie.i 10 their Interests.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18

The YazOo City Base Ball Club have
ordered their uniforms which will be OF
navy blue. The Their club will he known
as the Nazoo Gnys They have ordered
a beautiful uniform OF gray pants and
stockings, white shirts and caps. with n d
bel; aud rubber slippers. Messrs. james
Craig and Jna. Drveto have taken the
placrs Of Mcssrs. Jao. Murphy and Marx
nvv
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18

Ben Jones was capital felloW,
But he was so confoundedly salloW
That his friends all f0rsook him.
Zen his sweet heart she shook him,
Which made poor Ben loudly below.
Now Ben had a friend named McQueens,
Who told him 70 take SMITH s BILE
BEANS.
And now he's as rosy, as any pink posey,
And has married woman Of means
Bile Beans viii clear the complexion,
and sWeeten the brealn, Is c,pG bQttla.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18

'sTsAoq puB qoBmols 'sksupI4 'IsAIf
9ql 10 uonlpuo0 p9I5pIoslp moII SuIsI1U
Ire 10 coed eVl SuI4el 6IaIns puB kIpIdSI
81 ss9llla usV kI4olId '9uI3IpoW SuO1ls
49, =. sslaIAt ntIalUQ2 @ STU q9Bmols
10 ssvm 2 lVqM '6iIuvmuq SuI1sgns a
p9ndm9 u3Sq 5uIABq I5aJB spuBsnoql eq9 "a
pun eql l5A0 pVSIds aIs s5xoq ND d1O
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18
A neceired WOMAN

y the lsdy Shn Hses cosmetics. ince 10
lions, while lead. bi=Insih powfiers, arse
mic. etc.. ~ the lisiief Ui cnrichlns and
beauiifting the flomplrxieu. II IL bot
Temporary. aud aiiiInatsly dr~tfoys the
kin beyond the power OF naiu-e 10 rt-~-
tore Stop u stop II NOW. afd n-e only
Or. Harier's lroa Tnuic. which impaus
the vixor and loTelincss 81 v0uib.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18

Troy STOVES with Tin Trimmings
Il excellen'lY finished, and sufficient
durability 10 warrant lasting and pleas.
ing present ier the '-iiltle ones"
LEE RICHARDSON & CO.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18

IT, szfni ~ TIE raiirasl here * rln-
sanity rlririnE ordsrs ni changes b.
irfizi.f rairs- uu acca1nt 20 aoaiit Of ihe
Intensive Conmfrcr Bal Amcn-7i iir
r'ianss- 20 Dc iraHzurafrtI rriia1iiun
io 80 lannis lrsie-I g 20 10 drun-
In-i.- lr5aif.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18
can for a OI1lvenlIon

A Democratic o. teniion OF iazoo
CITY is hereby called q assemble at the
Courl Iousc. at : o'cEA Tuesday night
next. the 22l inst, 10 dominate two AL.
dernrn for each ward
HsSCHAEFER.
chm Yaxoo Dem. Club.
j. G. McGuIRE. SeqEtary.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18
al ENPENsIvE pEl.AI.

g. ia.liag 20 prnrii fae praner ia rs f''
rrrfi IRON lle system lhosc ii-cHs.
a1rms uilch cl1s1 =rroiuli indi-rsiila
iI-lf'irr. rh.-umafisiH ans siek iielil1rhe-
Ig,e t.-ils r.-ii1hle ne1ns il d.. Harer's
Iran inrif
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18

Mr. J. W. SlalbroH Eli, one OF Silver
Creeks substantial citEens, WIS in Yazoo
City this week. He mlnagcd to get away
well with the blackbirAs Eho were tear
ing up tile corn planted b him, almost as
soon MS il was In the gHplnd. by soaking
corn with saltpcire, II le the birds ate
it they have made lives scarce
about his premises,
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18
Hon. D. R. barnett Declines.


YazOo City Herald d.:
While | heartily appreciate the cali
made OF me by Beat . to become a
caFdi,Iaie Tor the oflire OF Distri Ct Auor-
ney, must decline to be a Candidate.
d. r BARNETT.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18

The lllineis Central gives a special rate
VI four cents per mile Tor round "trip 10
Duck Hill to allead the sale OF lands on
22d. 23d and 94lh.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18

--Ob. JOSIE said liiiic gi-eial Mausl-
I'VE arr = lng 10 iIaF.. reEc iannft maize
q orr hnu-r-" IloU 10 yuu kloH
asEed Jnsir. -.i3eau=c maniruA sat ne
servant aiier lhnse B's- and dol'i know
What be,e are gooi ior cDlT 20 maEe
horfrs
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18

ON Tuesday the porter 1T Col. 1 n.
Gllrulh's showed his skill in cutting OF
meat II was desired to divide pcicc
weighing 1875 peusds Into three, and
without any trouble he cut 1t mp. when
weighed each was found to wOigh exactly
d pounds. We are told lac can cut of
exactly the number OF pounds wanted at
any time.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18

One OF our young meh sent thirty
pounds OF candy to fair friend in the
country last week. We are told though,
that mistake in tie order, which was
tor thhIy bananas, and vol the usual Ell
iecls OF spring which "lighty turns to
thoughts OF love- caused the excessive
..llf
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18

See nsticc elsewhere Of City Conyen.
ton Tuesday nlght TO nominate two Al.
der lcn from each Ward. Good men
sh 4 be selected and doubtless will be-.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18

Mr.. L. LInken received last Friday a
stuffed otter from Sky Lake In Lehore
county which lac mas sent to Cincinnati.
The fur Is very valuable.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18
MARRIED.,

AT the res i nee OF Mr.. I'd Prrstridgr
on Mach II. 1887 by Rev. 5. j. Cotton,
Mr.. Z. NJ. Moore to Miss Alice X. Brown,
The groom is a worthy and substantial
tir'ner OF our county and The bride IN nj
Iractive and aniablc lady. N-e join their
friends in best wishes Tor their happiness.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18

W. u. Gibbs, Jr., Il son OF Hon. w D..
Gibbs, has been ordered to report Tor cx-
amlnntloh At The naval academy OF An
uapolis, which comes off in May.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The firm Of Crane Il Blankenship.com-
posed OF A. c. Crane ara G. y. Blank
cnshlp dning u grocery business h Ia
zno City. Miss. was dissolved by mutual
,,,,bseni. on Thursday. the 24rh Of Feb.
rnarv. 1887. A. &. Crane retiring and G.
IT, 3laukensIip sfill continue zoe busi-
ness y; the old stand.
A. g.. CRANE.
G.. +. BLANKENSHIP
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18

Because oil dull times The Jefferson
Sreet Bakery conducted by Capt. H. e..
Smith, has been discontinued.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18

BEFORE you buy mule 60 and look at
those Redding Il Lear have. They are
fine Missouri stock, and win be sold
cheap. iy2S-lm
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18

We learn from Mr. J. J. Newberry that
tie planters around Enola have taken ad
vantage OF the early season in their plant
Ing arrangements.
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1887-03-18

The county Is TO be congratulated on
the excellent material TO select from MS
candidates for tho different Offices. They
are certain to be well filed.